Just to help dispel abc's clueless assertions that young people aren't into live music at the cranker, here's an article from the shatvertsier with the exact opposite. The cranker is far from the typical dreary and depressing pub that abc might be into. Maybe abc should head into the city to see wha...

The Adelaide Unibar is probably the worst example you could've given to suggest live music venues in the CBD are more profitable than ever. Its part of a university FFS which has multiple funding sources. UniBar is a great proof that young people are into live music though... It also functions prof...

They are in a minority for their generation. Its no accident live venues are going the way of the dodo. What a cooked comment, if you actually look at the numbers, live music venues are generally more profitable than ever in Adelaide's CBD, (for example, unibar's capacity needed to be expanded beyo...

live music is going the way of boomers. the kids want to see DJs play recorded music now I'm guessing you haven't been to the Cranker in a while! "The kids" are very much into the live gigs played there. They are in a minority for their generation. Its no accident live venues are going th...

So uneccessary to be demolishing the Cranker. It's a cultural institution and one of Adelaide's oldest buildings. I will definitely sign a petition if there is one. Honestly, this should be blocked on the principal that it’s a culturally significant area. Whatever one’s interpretation of ‘culture’ i...

Prodical wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 27, 2024 1:53 pm

working on level 5, both lift cores are up to around level 9.

Seems very quick

I've been living in Jakarta, back and forth to Adelaide, the past year and 3d billboards are literally everywhere there. Theyre not a huge project but I guess in the Australian context, they're a big deal.
The lantern was always a half baked idea and cheaply made.

I agree. Whoever was involved in the planning and management of such a beautiful building should receive an award. Groundbreaking progress for sustainable livelihoods.

I don't know the exact story about why this didnt occur but it would have been nice if either Libs or Labor followed in on their plan for trams down Grote St instead of the drama about a right hand turn on KW and North Terrace, might have helped office demand in this space but oh well.

Prodical wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 02, 2024 3:20 pm

This site literally changes every 24 hours.

The column framing going in for the next floor and being poured since this time yesterday

Well I always say, a good job is a quick job. My wife disagrees but I stand by my statement.

I did a 20km run yesterday running from Lochiel Park near Paradise to the City and back. Linear park is relatively cool so it was nice on a 23 degree day. However, I went up some stairs and through Festival Plaza and the heat amplified majorly. It felt like it was 15 degrees warmer then by the Torre...

I love how residents get all up in arms when a development happens on Rundle St, but when Walker proposes one in front of our Sunrise weather report snapshot, not even a whimper.

Wheres the rest of it? :lol: Right? :lol: Imagine that, having had your branding on (formerly) one of Adelaide's tallest buildings for close to 20 years (if not longer) only then to relocate to a new premises and have a tiny logo on a less prominent building that you're sharing the naming rights wi...

Mpol02 wrote: ↑

Sat Nov 18, 2023 9:51 pm

Adelaide things

(Insert comment about how it's not just Adelaide and that other cities have forum threads dating back to 2006 as well here)

abc wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 19, 2023 12:34 pm

I give it it 6 months

I'll hold you accountable to this.